Fashion

Take a quick glance at London-based digital marketing consultant Chloé Pierre’s Instagram feed and it’s pretty obvious that she has an undeniably cool style. From her proclivity towards the latest trends to the way she infuses classic basics into her of-the-moment looks, a lot can be learned from following her fashionable pursuits. This skillset of hers is precisely why I wanted to tap her for a story and was beyond thrilled when she agreed to indulge us.  Fast-forward to today. Below you’ll find not just the seven summer trends Chloé is backing this time around, but also her take on each one and, of course, a glimpse at how she’s wearing them during her everyday life in London. For her on-the-mark commentary on tennis style (which...

While there are, of course, plenty of jumper options from both high street and designer brands, I’ve recently been drawn to the entourage of up-and-comers staking their claim for the knitwear crown. With the homespun appeal of crafting reaching its peak during lockdown, it is the perfect time for smaller knitwear brands to gain traction. Some, such as The Knitter and Hope Macauley, have gone all-out with the chunky, handmade look, while labels such as Mad Brown Knitwear have cleverly harnessed the beauty of pre-loved cable knits to create their colourful designs.  We do acknowledge that many of these labels come in at a higher price point but, in most cases, this is due to the time and effort that is put into every garment. ...

We are well aware that there is a small degree of irony about the fact that we are waxing lyrical about knitwear, knee-high boots and coats, while sitting in front of a fan in 30 degree heat. But, in typical over-eager fashion editor style, we’ve relished keeping an eagle eye on the ‘new-in‘ sections of our favourite brands to get a glimpse of what we’ll be wearing in 3 months’ time. Well, it is our job after all. As always, & Other Stories is ahead of the game, dropping tantalising hints of what’s to come. All your favourite cold-weather heroes are in attendance: Think boots, suits and thick jackets, but we’ve also spotted subtle, but no less impactful, details that feel fresh for 2020. & Other Stories makes a good...

When Zara does a trend, it tends to fully commit and so you’ll see it plastered all over the homepage. There are nine items in particular that Zara is getting really right at the moment, and although we use the word ‘trend’, these are all classic autumn staples, so they will all go the distance in your wardrobe. As we are beginning to slowly transition from summer to autumn, Zara’s new-in section is filled with perfect layering pieces for this in-between period, including bodysuits, light knitwear and faux leather pieces. The overarching theme on Zara right now is the dominance of ’90s minimalist silhouettes, particularly with the fitted knitwear, muted colour palette and slouchy denim. Many of the pieces in the new-in section are also catering to our shifts i...

There are hundreds of thousands of influencers in the social ether, but only a handful who we religiously stalk in order to virtually steal the clothes off their backs. Our primary target is Monikh—the London-based styling and shopping guru who seeks out the very coolest buys from every corner of the retail world. From her inspiring tips on re-wearing her well-chosen investment items to hunting down the coolest high-street pieces, her Instagram feed @monikh and website are a veritable hotbed of things you’re going to want to purchase immediately (and will never regret). Each week, Monikh will share her new picks exclusively for you… You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to me...